D (3) In a national survey of 4585 college students, students were asked "How often do you wear a seatbelt while someone else is driving?" (a) Copy the table onto your paper and fill in the Probability column. Round each probability to three decimal places. Response Frequency Probability Never 125 Rarely 324 Sometimes 492 Most of the time 1197 Always 2447 (b) Explain why the two rules for probability models are satisfied. (c) Would it be considered Unusual to find a college student who Never wears a seatbelt while riding in a car someone else is driving? Explain. (Make sure to show a numerical comparison and not state your opinion.)